Biden Official Arrested - Charged With Taking Advantage Of Dementia Patient

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Those little things really help us out and they help our channel continue to grow. I'm sorry I'm laughing already. The breaking news here is that

a member of Joe Biden's administration, one of the heads of the TSA, you know the TSA when you

go to the airport and they give you a pat down and examine your whole body

x-ray vision, check your shoes, all that stuff, you know that TSA? The head or one of the heads of that organization was ironically arrested at an airport when she

got off her flight in Georgia by Customs and Border Patrol. But that's not even the hilarious

part. The hilarious part, and if you've seen, you've already seen the headline

Biden administration official arrested, accused of taking advantage of a dementia patient

What? We got to arrest the whole Biden administration if that's the case. When I first saw that, I'm like, they're finally arresting these people for taking

advantage of a dementia patient? Of course I'm kidding. I don't know any conditions anybody has

I'm not a doctor. I'm certainly not the president's doctor. But when I saw that headline

I just, it just smacked me like, Biden administration official takes advantage

of a dementia patient. But yeah, they're all taking advantage of a dementia patient. The

whole world is taking advantage of a dementia patient. But this particular woman, she took

advantage of a dementia patient in her own family, according to Port St. Lucie police

who actually issued the original warrant. And what they said was that she got the family member who

suffers from dementia to sign a quitclaim deed to their home over to her and her partner

And that the quitclaim deed was signed, but it was like, you know, obviously a person with

dementia can't do that. They're not of sound mind and body. And they also said that the person who

was on the deed with her, who I believe is her brother, he wasn't even there. He wasn't even in

the state when the signing happened. So he couldn't have signed it. So his signature had to be forged

So there's, there's forgery charges on this and there's all kinds of charges that she's actually

being hit with. I just, you know, like I said, when I saw Biden administration official takes

advantage of dementia patient, I was like, yeah, yeah, that's about right. But I want you guys to

hear it. So it was on the local news in Port St. Lucie. I believe it'll probably make national

news next week. But I want you to take a look at this. This is not the first person, by the way

in the Biden administration that's been arrested at an airport. You all remember Sam Brinton

He got arrested for stealing someone's luggage and stealing clothes out of the luggage. That was a gender fluid guy. It was in the energy department

Forgive me. I said, guy, I don't, I don't know what gender he identifies as today. So I don't

think he ever gave his proper pronouns. So I don't know what to call him. I just call him Sammy

because that's his name. So Sammy got arrested for that and had to pay restitution. This case

is a little different. I'm going to let you watch the news report and I want to let I want you guys

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God bless you. Take care, everybody. Another big story we're following right now

a federal TSA assistant director now in jail on a Port St. Lucie arrest warrant

She's accused of exploiting an elderly family member with dementia. Port St. Lucie police say

U.S. Customs and Border Protection detained Maxine McMahon after she arrived in Atlanta from

an international flight. They say she forged a quitclaim deed for an elderly relative living in

Port St. Lucie who has dementia. The deed would transfer ownership of a property and the relatives

named to herself. McMahon is now facing a third degree felony charge of forgery

and she's in a Georgia jail awaiting extradition to Port St. Lucie

For more information, visit www.fema.gov